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IMO shadow it is also inexpensive for what it does 0 is pushing it i asked the same question on the old forum actually 0-6 came up with the shadow it is a little sensitive and i have heard there are some out there that don't like it,but everybody i heard from had only good. so now the question is $150or $350+ KO next--- ps yes if i had the $ it would be the fearless sul someday soon i hope

475.00$$ Well It is a custom Kite. And man what a beautiful kite as well! Looks like I might Have to try one of these out. I am going to have to be really nice to the wife!!! Thanks for the info on this awesome kite!! As for indoor stuff only where should I look???

If you have the $$$ get a Fearless SUL. Very tricky and a real SUL. I only fly mine in well under 5 mph conditions & I would think that 7-8 mph might be the high end. You can add an xtra set of 3pt lower spreaders. That will help a bit when the wind picks up. I still wouldn't fly it in 10 mph winds though.

The Fearless SUL is a great kite. Lam rates its top end at 8mph. His kites have a wide wind ranges. Lam kites are easy to fly with no odd characteristics.

Two other choices would be the Exile from Blue Moon Kites or the Widow Maker from Sky Burner. Both Ken and Jon, make kites that handle in land wind condition i.e. variable and inconsistent. Their standards are more like UL's, and their UL's are SUL's. The Widow Maker will fly in higher winds then the Exile. The Exile will fly in very low winds. The Widow Maker has a reputation for flying in low winds, but I have not tried it.

Another interesting choice would be Focus Kites. They have the Jinx which is a full size kite. It is offered in a UL version. The one I flew had good drive in low winds. I felt the Exile would go lower, but Frazer is in a better position to comment on this then I am. They also have the Hydra which is a very nice trick kite.

If you want a kite that is easy to roll up, then take a look at the Talon from Jest of Eve Kites. I've been fortunate to fly a standard a few times, and was quite impressed with it. The UL according to its maker and other fliers is the best of the bunch.

My first reaction would be to recommend the Talon UL - however, it is an UL and not a SUL, it won't fly in very close to 0 wind. The difference is that if you do have a couple of mph (perhaps 1 if the wind is smooth) it fly’s very much like a standard and is very capable of all the usual tricks. I also have an Akuji SUL which flies in a little (not much) less wind but is nothing like as much fun to trick as the Talon.

As Allan states - nothing that flies in 0 (an indoor kite) will fly in 10mph (well into standard territory and many venteds can be flown in this).

But, if you want to get the best 0 to 10 kite, you will be looking for a vented UL Pizazz with vent covers, a Pizazz Plus, or an M2. But, alas, they aren't readily available. In fact, I would be surprised if any are available - because their owners are satisfied.

But just in case any owners of these kites aren't aware of the qualities of these kites, please contact me.

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